Kate & William Fans Praise Couple for Including Meghan, Harry Pics in Commonwealth Day Post

Kate Middleton fans loved how the royal appeared to embrace Meghan Markle during the ladies' "reunion" at the Commonwealth Day service. A photo speaks a thousand words.

On Monday, the royals celebrated Commonwealth Day with a service at Westminster Abbey. It would be Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's final engagement as working royals.

The couple announced they were stepping down from their positions back in January. They then made their way to Canada with son Archie for a few weeks.

Long-awaited reunion

The Commonwealth Day service was the first time the Fab Four — Markle, Prince Harry, Prince William, and Kate Middleton — were photographed together since last year.

A body language expert from Mirror would later analyze the reunion. In the meantime, Middleton made some gestures that appeared to be in good faith towards her sister and brother-in-law.

The event on Monday was documented on Middleton and Williams' Instagram account with several photos. Among them was the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Kate is praised online

A few fans pointed out how it was classy of Middleton to include Markle in the slide. Also included were the Queen as well as Prince Charles and Camilla.

Judi James later weighed in on the unspoken interactions between the Fab Four to Mirror. She described their greeting as "rather odd." She further commented on Harry's cheerfulness towards Middleton.

The Princes seem closed off

In contrast, Harry and William were a bit less open and tense. According to the alleged expert, Harry playing with his wedding ring was a sign of needing comfort — probably from wife Markle.

As they waited for the Queen to arrive, the couples had no conversation between them. During the event, there was reportedly no hand-shaking in light of the coronavirus outbreak.

Kate's choice for Commonwealth Day

Middleton went for a red Catherine Walker coat dress for the annual event. She accessorized with a matching fascinator and red pumps. William synced up by wearing a burgundy tie.

While the Duchess of Cambridge looked lovely for the service, she can look just as good when she's not all dressed up. For instance, she was more casual in photos taken a couple of days before.

Kate's weekend fashion options

Elle magazine caught Middleton dressed "down" in a baby blue Mulberry coat and a matching turtleneck sweater underneath. The royal paired it with some dark skinny jeans and black loafers.

Another royal duty that Middleton attended to was the 25th anniversary of her Place2Be charity, which assists children in the UK with mental health issues.

Middleton went with a gorgeous Indian-inspired violet dress from Jenny Packham. She also wore a pair of sparkling Romy 100 Jimmy Choo stilettos.

The charity patron hopes to continue collecting data that will help her identify childhood development problems and determine how she might fix them. We wish her all the best.